Eventually, Stems And Leaves Will Sprout As Well.

A plastic bag is an effective growing medium for avocado seeds. Remove the avocado’s pit and rinse it off under running water. Though not required, plants just tend to do better without the chemicals in tap water.

Gently Pat The Soil To Firm It Up Around The Seed, Taking Care Not To Damage The Roots.

Plant the seed so that the pointed end is about an inch above the soil surface. Starting avocado from seed in water. Suspend the seed with the toothpicks over a cup or small bowl of water, so that the bottom of the seed.

The Clarity Of The Glass Also Helps You Know When It’s Time To Replace The Water.

Set the seed flatside down on your work space. Place it into your cup and add water. It’s high on the list of fun projects to do with very little effort, using things you already have around your home.

Position The Avocado Seed In The Pot On Top Of The Earth So That The Roots Spread Evenly.

Place the avocado pit in the glass of water, ensuring only the bottom half is immersed in water. For optimal sunlight, plant the avocado pit between march and june. Rinse the avocado seeds in lukewarm tap water, and remove.

Take Your Soil Mixture And Fill In Around The Roots Until Your Potting Soil Is Even With The Top Of The Seed.

The seed should sprout in two to six weeks. Avocado seeds started in water and grown indoors don't usually set fruit, but the plants can survive for years. Be sure that the seed is submerged halfway like the photo above.